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By bringing House down, making an example of him, Tritter is going to teach a lesson to them all. And maybe House's attitude became the straw that broke that camelвЂ™s back.

Tritter clearly doesnвЂ™t like вЂњwise guys.' HeвЂ™s probably seen his fair share of smart-ass, arrogant professors, doctors, and other Princeton types, who (from Tritter's point of view) look down their noses at a lowly cop. And Tritter, channeling a bit of Inspector Javert (Jean Valjean's pursuer in Les Miserables), sets about to do just that - systematically and relentlessly over the course of this and the following six episodes. Tritter's goal is to humiliate and humble him - destroy him if he can. But when he finally does confront him, House is far from repentant, understanding that neither of them would actually be sincere, so why bother with social niceties? But it is not actually an apology that Tritter seeks, anyway. But from House's perspective, it probably put them even.ДЄfterward Cuddy forces House to apologize to Tritter, and House spends some effort avoiding a face-to-face with the detective.

Understand, I do not believe that what House did was appropriate, and I'm not justifying House's actions. It was slightly humiliating and cost Tritter more time in the clinic. (Who else would trip someone with an obvious physical disability?) And, in House's mind, what he did was a reasonable response it wasn't harmful, not really painful. What was House supposed to do? House has by now concluded that Tritter is a bully. So, should House have left the thermometer in Tritter's butt? I get that it was nasty but the jerk probably deserved it, to an extent, at least. And, being tripped, intentionally and smugly as Tritter does, must be particularly humiliating to House in the aftermath of the returning pain, and in the aftermath of the shooting. His gait is slower and his limp more exaggerated away from the potentially pitying eyes at the hospital. The degree to which House tries to minimize his leg is obvious when when we see him alone in his apartment. He does everything he can to hide his disability, from pushing himself to walk faster than anyone else to refusing to ever discuss his physical problems with anyone. From the very first episode of the first season, it is clear that House's self-image is very much tied up with the condition of his leg, his limp, and need for a cane. 'Patients don't want a sick doctor,' House tells Wilson in one of the first scenes of season one, revealing how he believes patients view him. For, as House reaches the door on his way out of the exam room, Tritter kicks his cane, sending him reeling into the closed door as he tries to catch his balance. House's demeanor and attitude are, needless to say, neither compassionate nor kindly, but nothing in his behavior or words warrant what Tritter does next. The location of the irritation suggests a diagnosis and course of treatment, which House offers with his usual cold bluntness.

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He also observes that Tritter is chewing nicotine gum, which evidently causes skin dryness. House notes that the rash doesn't present like an STD, and I'm pretty sure that House knows an STD when he sees one. House observes Tritter, already in a foul mood from waiting two hours to be seen, who believes he has a sexually transmitted disease (STD). The story begins with episode five, 'Fools for Love.' As House covers his dreaded clinic duty, he walks into an exam room to treat the next patient, Detective Michael Tritter. In any event, I'd like to give my take on the first two episodes of the Tritter Arc.

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Of course, all of you 'newbies' can buy the DVD or download the remaining Tritter episodes from Amazon Unbox, so it's not a total loss.

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But newcomers to the series will not have had the opportunity to see the Tritter arc play out. I'm all for the new episodes and cannot wait for the final four installments of the current season.

That FOX has decided to re-air this third season arc now, just before new episodes begin is unfortunate only because it will end abruptly without closure to make way for the brand new episodes (unless FOX decides to add extra House reruns to its April schedule).

Personally, I like these longer stories because they give viewers an opportunity to see more deeply into the character(s) - and to watch Hugh Laurie magically pull new rabbits from his considerable thespian hat. Last Monday, FOX began re-airing the third season series of episodes known in the House fandom as 'The Tritter Arc.' Like most of the series' extended character arcs, fans tended to love it or hate it.

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